In Depth

Mark Stephens reveals he played the entire Bloodbath grand final with a broken jaw

Brent Godde
Updated September 11 2020 - 8:55pm, first published 2:00pm
Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE
Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

After playing his junior football in Melbourne, Mark Stephens arrived at Chiltern in the early 1980s. The tough as nails rover quickly established himself as a more than handy bush footballer who would go on to play in the Ovens and Murray. He had a brief stint at Corowa-Rutherglen but it was at Wodonga where he enjoyed the most success. Stephens played in the infamous 1990 Bloodbath grand final before returning to Chiltern to finish his playing career and caught-up with The Border Mail's BRENT GODDE during the week.

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Brent Godde

Brent Godde

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